Important News
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Afghan Embassy Chargé d’Affaires in Oman Meets with Indian Ambassador to Discuss Bilateral Relations
Afghan chargé d'affaires in Oman meets with the Indian ambassador to discuss enhancing political, economic, and visa cooperation between Afghanistan…
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New Satellite Data Agreement Signed to Monitor Development Projects
A new agreement uses satellite data for real-time monitoring of development projects to improve transparency and effectiveness, especially in conflict-affected…
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Taliban Minister Compares Relationship Between People and Regime to That of Father and Son
Taliban minister compares people-regime ties to father-son bond, while critics highlight restrictions on freedoms and lack of transparency.
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Israeli Attacks in Gaza Death Toll Surpasses 72,000, Palestinian Health Ministry Reports
Gaza's death toll from Israeli attacks surpasses 72,000, with thousands missing and ongoing injuries despite a ceasefire declared on Oct…
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Lavrov Warns of Ongoing Terrorist Activities Along Afghanistan’s Borders
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov warns of ongoing terrorist activities along Afghanistan's borders, urging global cooperation to combat terrorism.
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UN Warns Declining Aid Exacerbates Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan
UN warns declining global aid and Taliban mismanagement worsen Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis, urging sustained international support.
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Four Arrested in Nangarhar for Selling Dead Chickens
Four people arrested in Nangarhar for selling dead and substandard chickens, posing serious public health risks under Taliban administration.
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Thousands of Narcotic Pills Seized in Kabul During Special Police Operation
Taliban's anti-narcotics police seized 14,200 narcotic pills in Kabul during a special operation, highlighting ongoing efforts against drug trafficking.
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Over 537 Million Afghanis in Damaged Banknotes Burned in Herat by Central Bank
Afghanistan's Central Bank burned over 537 million Afghanis in damaged banknotes collected from western provinces to maintain currency integrity.
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Taliban Officials Claim Opium Poppy Cultivation Has Ceased in Afghanistan
Taliban officials claim opium poppy cultivation has stopped in Afghanistan, but lack of independent verification raises concerns about transparency.